Lahat ng Kabanata ng I don't want you Alpha! : Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Kael’s POVI sat in the room, the silence oppressive, my posture rigid as I watched him. The man before me was no ordinary figure in my life. He wasn’t just my mentor; he was the one who took my sister and me in when we had nothing, when everything had been stripped away. He’d forged me into the person I was today, someone capable of standing tall even in the face of overwhelming odds.His presence commanded respect. His dark eyes assessed me as if peeling back the layers of my soul. Finally, he broke the silence, his deep voice calm yet pointed.“I remember the day I found you, Kael. You were just a boy then, barely holding it together. But your eyes…” He leaned forward slightly, resting his elbows on his knees. “Your eyes were full of fire. Revenge. That was what drove you, wasn’t it?”I nodded, unsure where this was going. “Yes, sir.”“I expected that fire to grow every day,” he continued, his gaze sharp. “But now, I’m not so sure. You’ve changed, Kael. Haven’t you?”“Respectfully,

Alpha Henry povThe cool night air hit me as I stepped out of the meeting room, the lingering tension from hours of negotiation still coiling in my chest. I pulled a cigarette from my pocket, lighting it with a sharp flick of my wrist. The first drag was calming, the smoke curling around me like a trusted ally.“Alpha.”I turned to see Jared approaching, his expression serious. He didn’t waste time with pleasantries. “We’ve got the message. Confirmation on the rogue camp.”“Go on,” I said, exhaling smoke.“They’ll be celebrating the Moon Festival tomorrow night,” Jared continued. “Their defenses will be down. The informant says it’s the perfect time to strike.”I took another drag, my mind already working through the possibilities. “And the secret entrance?”“It’s real. Hidden by the east side of the forest, near the cliffs. We can get in without alerting the perimeter guards.”I smirked, the thought of finally crushing those rogues stirring a dark satisfaction in me. “Good. Tell

Tesla’s POVKael was dying, and it was my fault.I stood by his bed, watching him struggle to breathe, his chest rising and falling in uneven jerks. His skin was pale, his body trembling with shivers. I clenched my fists to stop them from shaking. They said the doctor was on his way, but he wasn’t here yet, and Kael didn’t have time.Serena’s voice broke the silence. “The doctor will be here soon.”“Soon isn’t good enough,” I snapped, my voice cracking. “Look at him, Serena! He’s burning up!”Her face stayed calm, though her eyes darted to Kael. “He’s strong. He’ll hold on.”“Strong?” I turned to face her fully, my anger barely controlled. “He’s in this state because of me. He was protecting me!”Serena’s gaze hardened. “This isn’t the time for blame, Tesla. Focus on helping him.”I swallowed hard and turned back to Kael. His face was pale, his lips dry, but even in his weakened state, his grip tightened when I reached for his hand.“Kael…” I whispered, leaning closer. “Why did you do

Tesla's POVThe guards surrounded me, their eyes watchful and bodies tense. I had surrendered myself to them—it was the only way to get the purple Floricent flower. Sneaking into Alpha Henry’s garden was impossible, and I didn’t have the luxury of time to gamble on failure.As we entered the massive estate, my breath caught. The grandeur was overwhelming, but I forced myself to focus. Kael’s life depended on me.The guards led me through the corridors until we stopped in front of a large oak door. One of them knocked, and a deep, muffled voice answered.“Come in.”The door swung open, revealing Alpha Henry. He was shirtless, drenched in sweat, mid-workout. His chiseled physique gleamed under the soft light, each movement deliberate and powerful. For a fleeting moment, I cursed myself for noticing.Henry paused, his head lifting as though catching a scent. His sharp gaze locked onto me, and a slow, knowing smile spread across his face.“Well, well,” he drawled, grabbing a towel to wipe

Alpha Henry’s POVI stood up slowly, savoring the tension in the room. “I need to prepare a proper welcoming for my old-time friend Kael. It’s been far too long since we’ve had a conversation, and I’d rather not leave him hanging.”I signaled for my guards to watch over Tesla. They stepped forward without a word, and I left the room, a smile still playing at the corners of my lips.It felt surreal, being back in the mansion again. Walking down the familiar halls, I couldn’t help but reminisce about our childhood. Kael and I were inseparable back then. We used to play in the streets, dreaming of ruling the world together, of never leaving each other. It was a bond forged in youth, one that I thought would never break.But power… power changed things. It changed both of us. I had grown into the man I needed to be to control everything, and Kael? Well, he’d become something different too. Something less focused, more impulsive. And in the end, it was that impulse that drove him here, rig